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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17

Literary and Social Circle had quite
pleasant time one night last week al
the residence of Bishop T. II. Lomax.
Miss Laura as hostess was praised by
all for her very excellent manage
ment of the affair, and all were happy.
The tax on shoe blacks here is still
50. Now, this is wrong-Sonest labor
should not be taxed. These boys arc
trying to make an honest living. and
1t seems mighty small thing for a
Board of Aldermen to do. If they
would levy tax on the dead-beats
and buns here it would be a good
thing.
All who are interested in the Home
and Hospital for eOlOred people will
please meet at the Zion Church next
Monday night. This is an institution
worthy of success and should be aided
BY every cOlOred person who has any
race pride. If there are any people
in this city who need aid it is the col
Ored people, and they should help
this institution in every way possible.
The exodus from some portions Of
South Carolina still continues. and it
is said that some colOred men actually
walk from South Carolina to Arkansas,
Texas and other States. Some time,
maybe, the planters of that poor little
miserable South Carolina will find out
that the poor Negroes of South Caro-
lima want something else, besides
crafty promises, skinny old mules and
hoe cake.
1t is painful for us to announce the
death of Mrs. Catherine B. Attles,
which occurred at her home in Ches-
ter, S. c., on Friday night, the 10th.
Mrs. Attles was sister to the late
Prof. VIM. Dart, of Columbia, S c..
and was a teacher in Scotia Seminary
up to the present session. Last June
she married Rev. ThOs. A. Attles, of
Chester. and went to that town to live.
She was a good woman, loved by all
who knew her.
We see that the editor of the New
York Freeman" is advising colored
people to support Cleveland's admin
istration Such men as Fortune and
Matthews have pandered to the demo-
cratic party that '.fOrtune might fol-
low fawn ng." and the Fortune in this
ease seems willing to follow anything
that may give him little notoriety.
The country is getting mighty tired
Of swell head democratic negroes,
and it always gives US pleasure to see
them sat down on by their democratic
friends.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17
friends.


Absence of knowledge of the fact
that physical and mental weakness
indigestion, impure blood, and sick
headache can be averted by DIR.
Harter's Iron Tonic, costs millions of
money annually for uncertain and
unreliable decOctions.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17
CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1887.
OUR CHURCHES.

st. Miehael's (P. E.) Church. Mint St.
Services al 10 u. m. and p. m. Sunday.
school at 4 p. m. Rev. p. p. ALsroS, pas
tor.
NJ. L. Church, Graham Street. Ser
vices at p. IN. and s p. m. Sunday
school at l0a. m. Rev Z. NJ. CoLLErT.
pastor.
First Baptist Church, South Church St.
Services at II a. M, p. m. and s D. m.
SInday-sehool at p. m. Rev. 4. A.
POWELL, pastor.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, East Second
St. Services at II a. M, , D. IN. and s d.
m. Suaday-school at p. m. Rev. z.
mAuGHToN, pastor.
Presbyterian Church, corner Seventh
and College SITS. Services at 3 p. m. and
8 p. N. Suuday-sehool at 10 a. IN. Rev.
X. p. WycHE, pastor.
Clinton Chapel, "a. NJ. Ell Mint St.
Services at IL a. m, p. m. and s D. m.
Sundayschool at p. m. Rev. NJ. SLADE,
pastor.
Little Rock, "a. NJ. E. ~ E st. Ser
vices at II a. m, 3 p. M. and s p. m.
Rev. WM. JOHNSON, pastor.
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" c., is in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. p. p. Aston.
i big factory for the manufacture
of plaids is soon to be built in this
city, which will give employment to
hundreds of hands.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet next
Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Della Evans, at 4 o'clock. A
full attendance is requested
Miss Annie Harrison. of Raleigh.
is in the city, and has taken charge of
the Episcopal school here. She is
stopping with Rev. p. P. Aston and
wife.
Mr.. J. W. Winslow has frst-class
restaurant on Wilmington street, in
Raleigh. at which he accommodates
all to the best in the market in first
class style.
1t is the intention of the writer to
visit the graded school here in a few
days, and the public will get the bene-
fit of our observations and views gen
orally on the subject.
Mr.. r. r. Bridgers, talented
young colored man of Edgecombe
county, was granted license last week
by the Supreme Court to practice law.
Two colored men failed.
\ compulsory law might work Won
ders in Charlotte There are hundreds
of children who never see the inside
of sehoolhouse and who swarm in
droves at places of amusement at
night
Misses Eliza j. Houser and Mary
L. Foster will open high school for
young ladies the first Monday in
March; also, night school. They
will be glad to furnish information
regarding it.
Mr.. Geo. C.. Scurlock has opened a
blacksmith shop in Fayetteville and
has again settled down to business.
Dir. SeuIlock is frst-class smith. and
as he is boss OF his trade he also bosses
his own shop.
The main body of the Salvation
Army left town last week for Column
bia. $. C. With them went the
music Of the big drum and fiddle,
and the .toot-toot' of Happy
Jacks" horn is heard here no more.
The Criminal Court is now in ses-
sion and the usual number Of eonyicts
is being made for the chain gang and
peniientiary There are some poor
devils being sent to the chain gang for
carrying old pistols that sell for 20
ceats dozen.
The big revival is still going on in
the white churches here, aud a great
many converts are being made. Mr..
Pearson seems to be preaching old
time religion to his white brethren
kind that the eolored people have
been used to all their lives.
The local editor means to say.
".sam Hill, the headlight of the
Advocate, etc. We wish TO. inform
Sam that We carry rocks in our pockets.
eat bear meat, aud wear shoes with
nails in the toes, aud our great grand
daddy whipped ten men at once.
We understand that the "Oriole
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Please pay up and let us continue it
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BOARDING HOUSE.
CONCORD, n. G.

The travelling public will be aecommo-
dated with comfortable rooms and board.
House situated on Depot street, in front Of
the Seminary, near depot, and convenient
to all visitors. Terms reasonable.
j. +. JOHNSTON.
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sgRenew your subscription.
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Cain Of Old.

A friend and Bible student, on
reading the MESSENGER a few weeks
ago sends us the following note;
Humorous paper leads MESSENGER
astray on Cain and his father-in-law
Read again, and learn that Cain took
his wife with him when he went to
Nod, and began to multiply, as every
husband should. ARoANUM.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-17
LOCAL
4 ". CALVIN, Local Editor.

Miss Manila Bryant, of TarborO,
y. c., is in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. p. p. Aston.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

following on bewildcred, and stood
peering cxpectan'ly into the sea Of
faces.
A half dozen employees were there tc
receive the mother and her travel
stained family.
"Are you looking for your son,
MADAME asked some one, gently touch
ing her arm.
"Oh, yis; me own son, Patrick Ma
honey. Hos here, sure, but l don't
see him just now, the darliDt."
"We'll take you to your son ma
DAM"
And they led her out of the crowd
| up to the little tenement.
Poor Bridget Muhoney, poor little
Mahoneys! 1t was hard to have
looked forwari to a joyous greeting,
and to find only mangled form with
a sheet thrown over it; to have
dreamed of strong hand and loving
heart. and to awake to funeral in a
strange country.
The busy town stopped for mo.
ment to pity. There was Il large
funeral and many flowers; then Bird
get and her little ones went into the
mill, and lived out their humble lives
to the noise of waters-to the rhythm
of wheels.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
Tho Inventor Of Gas Lighting.

The inventor Of gas lights Is said 10
have been a Frenchman, Philippe lie
Bon, an engineer Of roads and bridges.
who in 1772 adopted the idea of using
tor the purpose of illumination the
gases distilled during the combustion
of wood.
He laborcd for long time in the at.
tempt to perfect his crude invention,
and it was not until 1899 that he con.
fided his discovery to the Institute.
In September 1900 he took out a
patent, and in 1901 published a me-
mortal containing the result OF his re.
searches.
lie Bon commenced by distilling
wood, in order to obtain from it gas,
| oil, pitch and pyroligneous acid; but
the work indicated the possibility Of
his obtaining gas by distiletion from
fatty or oily substances.
From 1899 to 1902 lie Bon made
numerous experiments.
He established at Havrs his first
thero lamps; but the gas which he Oh.
tanned being a mixture OF Carburcted
Hydrogen and oxide of Gordon, hut i'm
perfectly freed from its impurities, gave
only u feeble light, and evolved an in
Isupportable odor, and the result was
that but little favor was shown to tAe
new discovery. The inventor died,
ruined by his experiments.
The English soon put in practice the
crude ideas OF lie Bon.
In 1904 one Winsor patented and
claimed the credit of invcnting the
process of lighting-gas.
In 1906 several shops in Birming
ham were illuminated by gas manu-
featured by the process of Winsor and
Murdoch.
Among those who first used this
new light was James Watt.
In 1916 the first use of gas was made
in London, and it was not until 1915
that this invention, really of French
origin, was applied in France.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

Don't forget to say GOOD morn
ing"
Say it to your parents, your brothers
and sisters, your schoolmates, your
teachers-and say it cheeriully and
with smile.
1t will do you good and do your
friends good.
There's kind OF inspiration in
every 'Good morning" heartily spo-
ken, and that helps to make hope
frcshcr and work lighter.
1t seems really to make the morning
good and 10 be prophecy of good
day to come after it.
Ard if this be true OF the "Good
morning." it is so also of kind, heart
some greetings; they cheer the dis
|couraged, rest the tired ones, and
somehow make the wheels OF HE run
smoothly.
Be liberal with them, then, and let
no morning pass, however dark and
gloomy it may be, that you do not
help at least to brighten by your smiles
and cheerful words.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
WHEN Shall 1 BE SATISFIED?
ny JENNIE Il. MAeEH.


Oh, shall DO satisfied whom awake,
Awake with tho II zenoii OF God,
His thunder. toLed clafion my stu .nber shall
His power open wide the I'D sod.
HIS blood c!eanses fully fran fndweillns
SIT,
How sweet IL this res, and secure;
Each m oment my nfs is safe hidda On In Him
His strength keeps me steadf-st and pure
cannot tell where this clay fabric will rest
IL matters but little TO me;
They may lay me at mono with those 1 iev'
best,
Or FAR In the depths of the sea.
My God will remember mia earth weary
child,
Watch over ny ashes awhile,
Beneath tho rude bougns in tho wilderness
or out Ia ONE blllow wash'd isle.
or! shall be tatished whom / awake,
His Likeness imm ORAL put on,
When on my GLAD vl,ion In grandeu: shall
break
rse liyht OF eternity "a morn.
III struggle unceaslng mid conhic. and
pair,
Contend for my blood purchased crown,
For thaIl his Riorihei iik eness retEiu
taroush sii the big 1t ages to cole.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
More Business!

Improperly corducte d means
lower prices; and co you
imagine that, with the great
additions to our establish
ment, the elegant New
Stock of spring Goods and
the encouragement you have
given US in the past,that we
will fall short in our expec.
tations of still increasing
our trade? Our experience
has been that, there is but
one way to do a successful
business, and that is to sell
only such goods as will
prove satisfactory to your
customer, and at as low a
price as is possible. Goods
that deceive the purchaser
are 30 disgusting that any
price, no matter how low,
is never considered. As for
our success in the future, we
can only refer you to that OF
the past,and cordially invite
you to call and inspect our
improved establishment and
the new goods and prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
BEE HIVE, !"
900 Market Street.

AS an opening wedge o
Dress Goods business. we Offer
one loo 40. inch all-wool 81 Ia
cent goods for AZ cents a yard;
new and desirable; you will ap-
prcciate the price when you see
them.
This morning we open some
new things in soc and 81 goods
that are worth a critical exami-
nation; a very extensive line Of
wool dress goods at the popular
price of 50 cents.
One case handsome Percales,
I2I-2 cent goods, to be sold
quick, at 8 cents a yard. Three
cases. French and American Sa-
teens, at our popular prices.
Nine. Demorest patterns and
the largest assortment of dress
trimmings we have ever shown,
including jet ornaments, gimps,
moss trimmings of pure silk and
the new fringes.
Buttons enough for all.
Nottingham nets, scrim and
pretty Madras tor curtain
drapery at special prices for the
present trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
Nothing Like 1t for Hacking Cough.

225 Sacramento ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
In my tevcral visits to this coast, have
always been attacked with II hacking
cough, but never found any relief like that
adorned m. by the use of Your .'Red Star
Cough Cure. - am now free from any
cough. CHARLES BROOKS, SIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

pt ~. hAr,f..-A MUM
f5o'e itle: with ell tins
T'-. Lltlis cash required ,
Nil bs t2gtnia pSft or whole
pcs La lclLin en- mort
AEl b7!liirs litss q all
foy iHtderces; aiEo manu-.
Especially sdapsoa for mo.
Nilh a. ,Ys:sjEihS gtream
t1roagnssf', spS'dt 40 feet
4. i,su.94G. U.tY tax ora-
5fy.tel. -li3 property Will
ec;t o. - s1:llor lets, at
)tieEascJ1. Ils1 hO1sce 70
TEUS, II. UiLE,
los FieTth street.
DbD, Ssb and R>tasS. KIT
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$40 N. 9TH ST., Philadclpha, Pa.
This to certify that | he'd n heavy cold on
the chest, accompanied with serve cough
ing. | determined to use Red star CouP h
Cure and In very short time was cntnc-
ly cured. Ii Is wonderful.
D. HOWARD ia MES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
RED STAR COUGH CURF
PBOMPT, SAFE, SURE.
Most Emcienu Tor Bronchitis.

Nenia, ONO.
can cordially endorse the Red STAR
Cough Cure As u most cient medicine for
cases II mine -brouchitls-the first dose
giving RELIEF. A. {. Witt,
Agt. ID. X I. X. Z.
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Cough Cough, Congh !-Cured.

rs Antoine St.. Detroit, Mich.
During the past winter have suffered
from u very bad cough. II was nothing
but cough, cough from early morning till
night. I was at last advised to try the
''Red Starr and l am thankful to state
that after two bottles I am entirely re-
lieved. A. +. RANSUM.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

GJOD BROOD a.
u i3ai; al.o a 3.yea-- 1
Us ana. Six months credi,
MAXIM OTOOLE,
tiee. south Win ngton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

.AT a BARGAIN, THE
Pc 20 hladts0n ST., con.
r., WIN gas, hath, hot and
tlbuiei raperei all through
ho.e Nei. seventh street,
myfandtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

t-edHS FOX HATCEING
oiel Wyandotto, Lsugshan
AecG !. uitty.S. n. BAlLtY,
r. al4-t NV 26ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

la LOT OF MANURE. Al
Jose StVo:Rls's diamond
fii1a and Adams streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

a a BARtfhIN.-A NEW
oTlcI and mansard rooted
n A1'' n'.h Open stairway.
'h' 'lHi nrck porch only
lH. u. " ALTER,
; Shlpley street,
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t-iNO LARGE WINE
SoatA ning l5e gallons each.
h-HtlS KELLY h %,
lC3 Market street.
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IA SMALL. HOUSE OR
4 porth Of 10th street, In ne
Aiir, IS, House, Repmnii-
n a2I-3t'
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T. c0LORED MAN AND
r. ! snorl distance IN ~ IN,
HI, .du-trious coupe WIN
,,i,rr, Call a, this once.
~ 49, a2l-ii
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e-a GOOD, REI.IA- ~
h9'sa, Il. coal yard 10y
CIV o'' u. 2itf
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Colds and Sore Thont-Cured.

Philadelphia. Pa.
NV family has been using during the Sc
we're weather of the past month, ''rhe Red
Star Cough Cure" and they have been
much benefit by the same.
JAMES N. KERNS, u. $. Marshal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

!, the s SeS' a RsETuRN OF DIR,
tsst uor fIs,e S,i It, Oorns, bun
ASK anyboasvs cured. No pain.
Pike, st t.as, alieady. nelaw wse r
Further treo gay or evening.
they nees III !. tIent for old ps +.
u,taiior ,,e A. Is no: this honor ps.
als.l2't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

h Any 10 Learn ThE
mai,ng busin osa. Apply
.rnEn, soat1. Of Christ "a no
aie.tf
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{. GENTLE MN BOAhD.
|,nya,e family, AZ 1913 wal
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h. - ID .:siRABI.E HOUSE
d ID Z "a y good location. An
-Aitd and Monroe
= att
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G0pu CARRIAGE
an, n9te trstciass one need
ODs apAlsIRUAH, Mid le-
l. n i''- a40 lI
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EGtnla, Elrtbn sI ~
80 q. Grand ibyen'i3n;,''o,.,
oaj R,sa! picnic whlio o, It
& =. :. Zone =, NY , ,,' ~
i,ca. W. Ill. sl9lOid-Nw'
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b. os77'n 10 STORE PROP
bs y 'V.,: .'n. Apply to ROB.
. every Evening building
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n appi) GIRL FOR DEN
SrieworG. Apply 10 ".
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wANTED.
C..,,,nN NEW

BUILDERS ON nv n .w
Apply g 70 J. r To-; sSs1
iiael,9 to ". Ii. chsddo .i,
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Ia STOUT BOY TO WoEk
Sturs tore. l.. h. Adair, ilt
a20It
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List of Public sales.

April
g 22nd. W. A. Woodrow, Newark, Dial.
% 18th, X. l. Roberts COWS, Linwood.
d" 27fb, James ID Rhoads, oily.
2sth, X. l. Roberts, horses, Chester
- 2n', David Bowling. Marshalton, ID.
-" End, A. II. Tyson, Village Green.
4th, Adams Fxp. Go. auction room
- 9th, A. II. Tyson, horses, Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22
New Grocery Store.

Geo. A. Tay Tor, formerly with u =. Mid
do or, has opened a first.class grocery store
~ the northeast corner of TkNd and b ing
sir ,ets, and stocked IL with an eXosllont as
soetment OF hne groceries, which he is' SOIL
Ing at the lowest cash prices. He invites
his friends and the public to give him q call
alo-6t GEORGE A. TAYLOR.
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.EoitftP, a JUMP-SEAT
IN good Greer. Apply st this
pIl-tf
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giuuSTOUT BDY AT
LEY'5 Bakery, Fourth and
Its
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,..rN,,ho!oNS FrR STORAGE
eh ,;, Tor .!ght housekeeping
81 y ny NY !. Centrally located. al.
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ID HARNESS MAKERS
Il,sher at iEK9Eh'S Har-
Shipley street. AHA.
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gNsoNs WANTING bs.
he g., hotels, Restaurants OF
~ !, y l'I re- s' acoomnodstod 6y
nhius'O i20-tf
|street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-22

I. sos WEST STRt EFT. a
No :; ny irontioom, furnish
Aet; $50 o,hc: r0oms. Heat,
al2t!.
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L. NblrE GIRL FOX
1 hous.Herx tvs East sixth
all.2ti
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IANINTLLLIGENT GIRL
In stole. Address A., this
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[g1ARDEKs, AT No. fO5
"a, rect; also tasls Doarder'
a.0-6.s
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Or is0at.

hi, Eoh ZAP, HORSE, WAGON
a. s n, ute. Apply to i. \.
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n IA "A . STABLE ON MAY ST
|sts. ~ ana ana tls htn and Monroe,
apply at this office. m2s n
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u-BY A COMPEL EMIT
nl1sic pupils, (piano OF or
moderate. address M usic,
a2l-3ts
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.yoaEDEisS AT e. so PEk
Isso ~. slh ST. s2l-3ts
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aN,stALL IN MADISON ST.
sDles. owner has no uso for
y. drawer No II. ago I'M cod
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ETAuIEs TO LEA I'm
tbh l,',n lady tailor system, .,,I.
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Ia HALfGRO WIN GIRL
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s a at y qI i.! In A FINE
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4S-AIl persons USING st. Jacobs OIL or
Red Star Cough Oure, will BY sending 2
cent stamp and history Of their case, re-.
ceive ADVICE YRKE.
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kiu PURCHASE. SHELV
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la GOOD COOK AT AIN
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